The 32.9-metre Truly Classic 108 sailing yacht Namuun has been listed for sale under a joint central agency with Pieter van der Weide of Hoek Brokerage and Xtenders.
Formerly known as Simba, Namuun was the second Truly Classic 108 to be built by Turquoise Yachts and delivered in 2012. She follows in the footsteps of her sistership Jazz Jr. and was designed by Hoek Design Naval Architects, with classic lines including a flush deck, low deckhouse, sweeping sheer and keyhole-shaped cockpits.
Since her delivery, the yacht for sale has cruised extensively, first in the Eastern Mediterranean and later under her current owner in the Western Mediterranean and Caribbean. She also underwent a substantial refit at Pendennis Shipyard in 2024-2025, which brought her to what the brokers describe as “near-new” condition.
Accommodation is for up to eight guests across four cabins, including a full-beam owner’s suite aft with en suite, alongside three additional guest cabins. The layout is considered generous for a yacht of this type and size, with further space forward dedicated to the galley, crew mess and crew accommodation.
Her interior features warm raised and fielded panelling, arranged across a split-level saloon. The upper level includes an L-shaped sofa and adjustable-height table, while the lower level provides a larger seating and dining area.
Deck spaces are centred around a social cockpit for al fresco dining, complemented by a separate aft working cockpit and a dedicated navigation deckhouse.
Namuun is designed for both performance and ease of handling, equipped with a slab-reef mainsail on a Park Avenue boom and hydraulic furlers on the headsails.
She is capable of reaching around 13 knots in 20 knots of wind, while a single Cummins engine provides a cruising speed of approximately 10 knots under power. The yacht is built in cold-moulded mahogany with epoxy and has been maintained in private Bureau Veritas class.
Namuun is asking €5,800,000.